Taiwan’s National Financial Stabilization Fund said it generated an 81.08% return after a nine-month market intervention, turning an initial NT$12.25 billion deployment into NT$9.93 billion in net profit and fully exiting its position. The fund entered the market in April 2025 after the Trump administration announced tariffs on Taiwan. It then spent 279 days buying, a period during which the TAIEX rose by more than 65%, before taking 114 days to complete its exit. CryptoBriefing described the operation as a textbook intervention in response to an external economic shock. The figures and timeline were carried by Techub News in a brief report.
Taiwan’s National Financial Stabilization Fund said it posted an 81.08% return after a nine-month market intervention, turning an initial NT$12.25 billion deployment into NT$9.93 billion in net profit. The fund said it has now fully exited its position.
According to Techub News, the fund entered the market in April 2025 after the Trump administration announced tariffs on Taiwan. It then spent 279 days buying, helping lift the TAIEX by more than 65%.
The exit took another 114 days. CryptoBriefing said the operation was viewed as a textbook intervention case in response to an external economic shock.
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